A keen-eyed snapper managed to bag incredible photographs of the Red Arrows as they flew over Oxfordshire.
The world-famous team, who fly distinctive Hawk-fast jets, are well-known for their skilled displays which showcase speed, agility and precision.
READ MORE: Oxfordshire: What times you can spot the Red Arrows in the skies
Pictures taken by Oxford Mail Camera Club member Alicia James show the squad in the skies above the county yesterday (July 14).
Ms James captured the photographs in Witney as the pilots performed three laps around the town.
She called the Red Arrows “amazing”.
The photographer also managed to get a picture of South Korean display team the Black Eagles flying alongside their British counterparts.
The Red Arrows will fly over the county again on Saturday (July 16) and Sunday (July 17) as they make their way to RAF Fairford for a display.
Read more about when and where you can spot them here>>>
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This story was written by Sophie Perry. She joined the team in 2021 as a digital reporter.
You can get in touch with her by emailing: sophie.perry@newsquest.co.uk
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